Dr. Miller is a warm, practical, and deeply experienced pediatrician who has been there for our…read morefamily from the very beginning. She visited us in the hospital after birth, came to our home to examine our newborns, and has always been incredibly responsive by email and text, no matter the time, including nights and weekends. What sets Dr. Miller apart is the time and care she gives each family. She has always carefully listened to me, and as my children got older, to them as well. Every appointment feels thorough and unhurried, often lasting more than an hour, with close attention not only to every aspect of health and wellness but also to parent education. She was the one who taught us how to swaddle and baby-wear during our first post-hospital visit, which meant so much to us as new parents. Her entire team, including Eric, Maria, and Dina, makes every visit feel warm, calm, and welcoming. They are always full of smiles, patient, and reassuring, especially when my children are shy or nervous. Burgess is truly the very best in pediatric healthcare. Dr. Miller and her team have been an essential part of our family's life, and we feel incredibly lucky to have had their care.

We were seeing Dr Miller for two years and had a great experience, unfortunately we have moved and…read moreit is now a long drive for us, but the amount of time we saved as two busy working parents while working with Burgess clinic was worth every penny!

As a first time mom I did not realize the importance of a great Pediatrician, but I am so happy…read morewith my choice of Dr. Cleary. Moms if you are looking for a FANTASTIC doctor she is for you. I would be happy to speak with anyone who is looking for a Pediatrician. I know there are a ton of pediatricians in this area but I just wanted to let everyone know how amazing our sons pediatrician is. She is so hands on, loving, caring, rational, calm, and most importantly intelligent. Our son has been having a couple of issues and she is always there for us. I even called her on a Friday night at 8:00 PM crying and she calmed me down and told me exactly what was wrong with me baby. She always makes time for me and never seems rushed. She is supportive of whatever the mother wants to do and always keeps thing in perspective. I am so thankful for Dr. Cleary she is just amazing!

Gets everything done on time, is quick and asks good questions, never late. She's also so easy to…read moretalk to and makes all patients feel comfortable asking embarrassing questions or asking for help when they need it.

Very concerning to see the good reviews when I think of my own experience. I took my 2 boys here…read morefor many years even after I was warned about Babcock by a friend. She seemed fine...until she turned on me in a scary incident when I simply questioned the timing of a vaccine (not the vaccine itself) with others that day. She got very cold and angry look on her face and turned to my boy, looked him in the eyes and told him "well, the good news is you can make your own decisions when you turn 18". She left the room and after that, I was routed to other doctors (thank goodness). Why was she not willing to talk to me about a treatment! So inappropriate what she did to my son.

My girlfriend recommended Dr. Babcock and we're so glad she did. We are very pleased with Dr…read more Babcock. She is very personable and is very gentle with our newborn. She explains everything thoroughly and provides great advice. Dr. Babcock has a great background as well: BS from Stanford and MD from Boston University. In the office, there is a small waiting room within a bigger room just for newborns. The office is great as newborn appointments are scheduled during the Dr's lunch so sick kids aren't around your newborn, but the downfall to that is when you leave, the receptionist is gone for lunch too. I would advise that you schedule your next appointment when you check in or else you will have to call the office.

My children see another doctor within the Los Altos Pediatric group, whom we love and trust for…read moreover five years now. However, my son was presenting a fever for over three days and I brought him in. Our normal doc couldn't see us that day, So Dr. Oro did. She looked my son over, and decided his fever was caused by bacterial or viral infection....continue monitoring and give us a call if it doesn't go away. Fine. I get it. I understand the reluctance to use antibiotics so much with kids, but he's had a fever for nearly three days. I called in another three days, and my wife took Finn into the office. Again, he had to see Dr. Oro as she was the only available doc for patients rolling in without an appt. Again, she looks him over and suggests waiting for several more days because she thinks his body was trying to fight back. It had been over a week of fevers at this point and I told her that he really needed to be starting an antibiotic at the very least. No, let's wait and see was the answer I received. After several more days of lethargic behavior, sporadic fevers (outside of the ibuprofen/tylenol doses), his color not looking good, we head back to the docs office for the third time....it's been just about two weeks at this point. This time I informed the front desk that seeing Dr. Oro was a no-go.....that another doctor was required to see him. My 7 year old son was so out of it after fighting fevers daily, he was taking on a grayish pallor and couldn't even get himself up on to the table. I had to pick him up... Thankfully, our regular doctor at the practice managed to see us that day. I gave her the rundown on symptoms. She gave him a thorough checkup and provided us the appropriate antibiotics, which I had been asking for since the first appointment. My son started to look and feel better inside of the next 36 hours, and made a quick recovery and was back in school three days into the antibiotic. So frustrating! Dr. Oro may be technically proficient within the majority of her pediatric practices, but her inability and/or reluctance to provide medication/antibiotics within the appropriate timeframe, which we were well inside of, put my son in danger. He's a healthy kid, but if Dr. Oro can let a nasty virus or bacterial infection stay at work on a seven year old for near two weeks while presenting a consistent fever, then I have a major issue with her judgement. I don't like complaining, but this doc really scared me. Two thumbs down.

Dr Amy has been taking care my two kids. She has been very professional, kind to the kids. The…read moreconversations with parents have always been very pleasant too. Staffs are very friendly. My kids had few emergency cases before; we received great care, advices, and follow-ups as well. I am very thankful for the cares she and the clinic gave to my children.

Dr Ghaffari was my son's pediatrician from birth-2.5 years. She was knowledgeable, providing…read morehelpful answers to our questions. However, we usually felt rushed during our visits and had to go though our list of questions very fast so she "can get to her next patient"! She never gave our son stickers or other fun stuff either. But I was ok with all of that as I could ask her some questions on the app and my son was still too young to be bothered by lack of personal connection to his doctor. However, her behavior during our 2.5 year old checkup visit was unacceptable. My son had a chronic cough, he has been getting sick from daycare at least once a month in the past 6 months, always with the same exact symptoms of congestion and a cough. Dr Ghaffari herself had seen him over video visits multiple times and had assured us the cough is due to congestion and nothing to worry about. Despite that, we have always tested him for COVID (poor baby ), and of course it was always negative. Our checkup appointment was at 8:45am and I realized my son's cough had got a little bit worse when he woke up that morning. But it was nothing close to a concern for me as I had seen worse colds at least 6-7 times before. So I decided to still take him to his appointment. We got there 3 min late (at 8:48am). The front desk did check us in and my son coughed right there. I asked the lady what to do as he doesn't accept wearing a mask (because come on you can't expect a 2 year old to always cooperate). She just said I can cover his mouth when he coughs. So we went on to the doctor. As she started chatting, my son made another cough. This was the moment she became a completely different person! She rushed out of the office and came back with a gown, a face shield, goggles, a different mask, etc. Then she started talking to me in a very disrespectful and condescending manner, saying why we were there when my son is coughing and not wearing a mask, etc. I was in utter shock. She said "I'm gonna examine him, but we will talk more on the phone". I felt so disrespected I didn't even want to be there another minute, so I told her "you don't need to examine him, I'm gonna take him home and we'll make another appointment". I dressed him up and left. Later on that day, she sent a message trying to explain her behavior based on their protocols, etc, but it was all excuses and no apology as she even tried to attribute her behavior to us being late "on several occasions"! I just couldn't take it anymore. I've been dealing with her rushing us every time and I've been ok waiting for her to come to the room, but now she was offended that we we were 3 min late (when her front desk wasn't)? How come the patient's time is not important to her, but her own time is so valuable? That day I realized she's rude, entitled, and can be very unprofessional. As a working mom, I always understand if people are 5-10 min late. And under no circumstances I allow myself to speak this disrespectfully. As for my son, of course his COVID test came back negative this time too. I found another pediatrician for him who turned out to be pretty good and not rushing us and respectful as well.

She's amazing and takes a lot of time to explain things to us. Really great with kids and has a lot…read moreof patience.

We've been seeing Dr. Strickland for almost 6 years, and we've loved having her as our children's…read moredoctor. She is knowledgeable, professional, and caring. During visits, she is friendly with my children, and knows how to handle them when they're screaming and not letting her examine their ears. I appreciate that when she walks into the room, she remembers details about my children without needing to look at the chart, and she always asks me "what questions do you have", and will take the time to answer without making me feel rushed. She has always asked me for my thoughts on the plan of action when we've had to start a new treatment. I can tell that she loves being a pediatrician, and I could tell from our conversations that she understands what it's also like to be a parent. When Dr. Strickland moved to her current Menlo park practice, we followed her there even though it was a longer drive for us.

We love Dr. Strickland. She's brilliant, calm, and doesn't over react. We always feel at ease and…read morerespected with her and the entire practice. The nurses are fun and kind, and they give a great shot! That's 90% of it from the kids side!

Dr. Taymor is a fantastic doctor. He is attentive, knowledgeable, calm, and available even outside…read moreof his usual work hours. He stays on top of the latest research and takes on a measured approach that doesn't overmedicate but takes things seriously as they should be. He understands what it's like to be a parent, and is very patient with us as first time parents. I've called and texted countless times with questions and he's always responded even on Christmas Day when my child was sick. His front desk is friendly and on top of everything. We've even seen Dr. Ramawi a couple of times and she was great as well. I completely trust Dr. Taymor and I'm very thankful that he's my child's pediatrician. Great doctors who are available and also kind can be hard to come by and dr. Taymor is certainly one.

he's a very knowledgeable pediatrician. We can tell he has a ton of experience. We trust his…read moreadvice. Office is a bit small and cramped but whatever it's the quality of care that matters. The office receptionist is pretty good too.

My 3 children began to receive their pediatric health care from Dr. Nasta for the second time in…read more2016; we first met the doctor at an integrative practice in San Francisco 8 years ago and were thrilled when we realized our move took us close to her practice in Redwood City. My experience with Dr. Nasta is one where she will provide whatever is needed for a child, when it's needed. If a day fills up with a rash of sick kiddos, I'm aware she'll stay at the office seeing patients until 8 at night and her availability over email has been superb. I feel confident about her expertise approach, her sensitivity towards my children as they age and become more self-conscious about their bodies and the list of ideas she always has to overcome a symptom or condition with integrative wisdom. A previous reviewer mentioned the product line she sells as a negative. I think its great. I'm aware practitioners have access to higher quality products the public can pick up at health food stores and I'm grateful to have swift access to it.

Dr. Nasta has been my child's pediatrician for almost 15 years. I love that my child has…read moreestablished an excellent standard of care to compare to. Dr. Nasta has helped us navigate some odd childhood health issues with a level head and data-based approach when others wanted to promote fear and disease. It will be strange not to have her guidance as my child heads into adulthood, but I am grateful for all she has done for -- and meant to -- our family.